The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1887-04-29

Brevities.
There will be meeting Of the >'h'oi
Beard on Wednesday
A Mission will commence at ST. Mary
Catholic Church, in this Town. on Sunday
next. and continue all the week.
Mr. Thomas.F. Fowler has been app"intcu
postmaster Al Camp Springs, vice William Ii
Fowler.
Adam Fo1epaugh's great show will he in
Baltimore on Monday and Tuesday OF next
week.
That tined feeling and loss of appetite ale
entirely overcome by Hoods Sarsararilla, the
peculiar medicine. Try it and see
On Monday next there will he regular
meeting of the Ladies' Association at the resi-
dence of Mrs. J. 5 Wilson. at halt past foul
in the afternoon.
The Paramount stables of ex-G Gov. Bowie
will present a fine lot of colts Tor the coming
events This Spring. They are now in training
for the Washington races next week and
some OF them are said TO be very promising.
The demurrer in the Equity case of Edgar
Marsh vs.. ID. T. Sheriff was argued before
Judge Brooke on Wednesday, by Mr.. Wm
Stanley for Marsh and Marion Duckett Esq.
for Sheriff. il was held sub cTtd.
This present mouth of April has been quite
I'D to the mark, according to its expected dll-
ties. Rain and sunshine, smiles and tears
AID mud and dust have had about an equal
division. MAY it be better next week.
The Medical and Chirugical Faculty Oh
Ma.yland opened It's eighty-nnth Annual
Convention in Baltimore on Tuesday
Among the physicians who have applied ioI
a admission to the Society we notice the name
of DR.. l.. A. Griffith, of this Town.
The encouraging reports from the tobacco
market will be chcerfully received by the 10
hacco o rowers ofths county. who suffered by
the meaere receipts from the last crop The
French contract to tie awarded in June Will
call for o 900 hogsheads of Maryland tobacco
The editor of the Iaulel Free quill, Mr.
ia mes A. Clarke, paid this office very pleas
ant visit last week. He edits very bright
and newsy sheet and has his printing cfflce
at that place. fitted up with all modern con-
yeniences. We trust lie will visit our Town
again when his stay can be of longer duration.
At a meeting of the Maryland Democratic
Association, held at Washington, April 10Th,
a resolution was unanimously adop.ed en-
teuding a vote Of thanks to the Editors OF the
various newspapers who have furnished the
Association with their publications. Among
the number mentioned are the Enquirer
and the Marlboro Gazette.
Elsewhere the advertisement Of Mr. Il. T.
Baker, of Westminster, for Wool, will be
the manufacturers ana handles over loo,wo
lbs a wear. Oar farmers would 90 we'll to
communicate with Linn before selling lheiI
wool, as they may find it greatly to their adj
vantage.
On Friday evening last, after service AT the
church, The Brotherhood, stated some few
weeks since by the Rector OF Trinity, wigs
70 maly orgdriz ID by the election of the fol-
lowing ono rs TtsIutl-i- SuC"
Vice President, William &. Clagett Treas
urer. John II. Traband Secretary, F. Sasscer,
Jr.: Executive Committee, I. S. Wilson, Geo.
II. Bunnel and Dir. l.. A. Griffith.
We regret to learn Of a painful accident
that befell 3Ir. James IL. Crandell and his
little son Charlie, on Friday last. While
working on an old shed in the lear OF his
shop, the entire structure fell burying them
in the ruins. Mr.. Crandail was bruised about
the body and lower extremilies and his son
was badly cut about the head. We are graft.
fled to know that both are doing well.
Mr.. Daniel J. B.rrack, the well-knowI
noise dealer of Washington, died in that city
on Tuesday of last week, iii the Goth year Of
his age. He was born in Frederick county
and for a number of years has been in the
habit Of coming TO this Town on business
trips, having been here as late as the begin
ming of our late teIm of Court. He made
many friends, and news ofhis death will be
| received with marked reg ret.
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